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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
A very prominent western man has traveled 105000 miles across thirty two countries with an Indestructo De Luxe Trunk, showcasing a legendary traveling lifestyle. The journey highlights his extensive globetrotting and the durable luggage accompanying his travels.
Public Service Commissioner Maltbie jams the hall as Dr. Charles G. Pease and the National Non-Smokers' Association push to ban smoking in rail lines ferries and street cars. Testimony from women and opponents highlights hazards fumes and public nuisance while smokers defend personal rights and cite enforcement issues.
Henry B. Sewell, arrested in Los Angeles on June 12 after an indictment for defrauding James Macy Willets of more than 200000 with book swindles, was arraigned in General Sessions yesterday. He pled not guilty and was freed on 15000 bail with detectives Haggeman and King and attorney R H Kittel present. Sewell claimed rich men sought to railroad him and said the deal involved two years of complex transactions with money changing hands. He said he had communicated with Kittel to settle, but the other side demanded blood and would be explained in court. Kittel declined to elaborate, noting Sewell had halted Los Angeles real estate dealings to answer the charge and would fight the case to the end if needed.
Four editors were arrested on secret indictments from a grand jury. Col Alden J Blethen and Clarence B Blethen of The Times face charges for libeling Socialist agitator Joseph Jarvis over a report of absconding party funds. Leroy Sanders of The Star is charged for libeling a county official during the county commissionersprobe. Edward Clayson Sr of The Patriarch is accused of libeling Superior Court judges by attacking their characters.
Tennessee legislators head into an emergency session to address maturing bonds on July 1. The State Funding Board proposes selling 11 million dollars in bonds with a New York plan to issue two year notes at no more than 6 percent. Banks and investors indicate no imminent default, with NY banks and insurers holding most maturing notes.
Creed M. M. Fulton of Washington D C appeared before Judge Swann in General Sessions representing Mrs Randolph Fitzhugh who pleaded guilty to stealing a gold mesh bag valued at 550 from Miss Dorothy Fisk daughter of a banker. Fulton asked to withdraw the plea and for time to confer with former attorneys. Swann granted time and Fitzhugh sought DA Whitman’s inquiry and was to be remanded to Bellevue for sanity examination.
William L. David long tied to packing interests in New York and Passaic divorced Janet A. David of Passaic and married Emma V. Crawford who had divorced James Crawford. The two newly freed from marriage were wed yesterday in a quiet Reno ceremony attended by a few friends.
William B. Howland resigns as Vice President and publisher of The Outlook after twenty three years. He retains his stake and joins The Independent. sons K V S Howland and Harold J Howland also resign. Abbotts and Roosevelt deny parting caused by conflict in publishing policy.
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